First Take SAGauteng Department of Education told to step up and fix the mess in Non-Fee Paying schools
The national association of school governing bodies says it is calling on the Gauteng Department of Education to step up and fix the mess in Non-Fee Paying schools. Hundreds of non-fee-paying schools across Gauteng are facing utility disconnections after the education department stopped paying their water and electricity bills, and quietly transferred historical debt running into millions to already struggling communities. To further discuss this spoke to National Association of School Governing Bodies Spokesperson, Matakanye Matakanye..
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